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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-01


Old residents Do not care - ursaiss
that ssa7tis viIl have . boom before he
pfsssnt year l. out, bas sne readily in
teFs from the chsery tone vita whieh
teey speak Of the future that sbey Are
s4nRGine Of increased prosperity and
look for . healthy growth IN TIE eitv
trom Dew on. The real estate market
g strong and investors feel assured that
% safer avenue foF legitimate specula-
afsle realty.
asa sEeke d couraginRiy Of oar pros
DsetA inoee anhappy countensnces
SEN = have Disappeared. Tbs Tan
soo loozs into biark and unatsxaesive
feture for tie city b . rarity on our
st.eeia Is appeaFs 70 b the universal
otiief that we have taken q neu starr
aud pfopose 70 advance With rapid
Strides IL the pathway Of prosperity.
InauRufstinR work sn a new railway.
Incorporating fo1FinR min COMPANY ,
Feeofdina ths sale Tor $500 Of Q por
ton Of . lot Of land which eight years
ago bgoasht oniy 5000. would nos ssen
70 signify that Seattle u prostrste.
EtsteFn journals are writing as no
ana people 10 she East are talking sboat
a.. A years talk on the prospects, OF
The Tar away section will be folIoued by
a tour Of inspealion. Ones starred, the
tide towards the Bonnd viii not reach
Its ebs until We have built np q city
eq1al IN size to those which, nov having
their oooms, are fascinating Meooas OF
Eastern pEospeotors.
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REAL ESTATE.

The following deeds we're filed in The
Auditors office for record yesterday:
Meliss Hussey and James Fl Husssy
20 Mary A. Barnes, lots z, 8 and 8, block
8. Laws second; &I12 so.
John Van Dyke Wyckoff to Mrs. Or
sula Wyckof, undivided \ Of lots l. 2,
8 4 5, 6. 2. 8. 8, 10, IL. u. I3, a. Is, 16, 20.
81, -. %, "a. %. 26. q, %. % 50, 81, IS,
IS IS. 80. 40, Al. AZ, 20. "A. 45, 46., Al, -,
~, 80. So. 81. 50, So and 60, Of lot lis eco
ton 10, township "A, range east Of
Willamette meridian as plated by Ba-
vid Kellogg; $1,000.
Aida Iona Keene to Harriet H. Bax-
ter, interest in lots 8 and 8, block Is,
North Seattle; $500.
Alexander Cow and Catherine Gov
TO Michael Wilson, south Of souih.
east y Of southwest section 6, town.
ship y, range east, and south u of lot
Z, section 6, township p. range s east,
canta ming 81 60 acres; 5000
James Howe and wife to Zschariah
Hose, the south Il OF lot 5, block 2.
Oomstsck addition; 81.
II. ). Woodland to Joseph Bieeent and
Mary HOElaehsr, lots 8, and 10, block
2. Comstock; 5000.
King County to A. O. Anderson, lots
and 4. block q, South Seattle; tax deed.
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4 II
LIGEEcKs
Ahsssy noFtheasasr prevailed Sunday,
and seyerai vessels dFaeRed theiF an
snoE1 Hswever. 10 damage b reportsd.
1he schooner Orioa, liz tons harden,
hss oeeH chartered IN san Francisco %
lo4d merchandiss 20 Cocks Inlet. Alaska.
Iae snip IopRallant. Captain Wick
berg. arrived IN ballast yeeeerday from
San krancisco, 30 load q refnrn cargo az
l1mbsT AZ Port BiAkely.
Ssip s.. stephen, to Seattle barb
Oakland. 20 Port Madison; barkentins
Ausiia, 10 Pert Townsend; and ship
wilma. 70 Nsnaimo, sailed from San
Francisco last Friday.
A bark and baFkentins passed Port
Angeles yesterday morning upward
bound
Tue Depasy United States Marshal
Gent ~ 70 Part Gamble yesterday to
attach the schooner Corona for seamen'l
wages.
TIE flagstaff over the Custom House
vas blown csvn Sunday night during
the heavy northeast wind.
A petition has been circulated anone
the bUslness men and agreed TO thas
collection day viii be on the alh Of each
msnth. instead Of the lat, as heretofore.
The object 10 to allow the accountants
time TO balance their books before col
lections are made.
Allen Weir. who vas deputizsd "a
visit Oregon and California in the in
terest OF the University appropriation
writes from Portland that be has inter
visved parties there with an excellent
prospeet of receiving good donations.
he left there Friday fer San Francisco.
Il 5bsrt Hall and James Hill we're pas
ssHgers on the steamer for up Sound
yesterday.
Gas HartnaRle. proprietor Of the Dri-
ard Hoass, VictoFis; 0. 2. Cosper. rep
resenting Albert hsu q Co., Of San
Francisco, and DR.. smith, surgeon Of
the Canadian Pacific Railway, were
passengers for Victoria yesterday on
the steamer.
w. d. Stafford, A ii. Wintrode and
Col. w. b. a.. Waters returned TO Port
Townsend yesterday from Ssattle.
E b. Middaugh, OF Medical Lake, vas
q passenger for up Sound yesterday.
DR.. 3. O. Devan, Jehn SheshAn,
Sheriff, Frank p. LOTUS, O. II. Gibson
and wifs and W. L. Bools and family
we're passengers fron Up sound Sunday
on the Anderson.
A. D. Atridge and J. Erase have re-
turned from Victoria.
Walter KeSes. proprietor Of the Bay
View Hotel at Muekilieo, is in the city
negotiating for q Sunday excursion TO
that place after May LIST.
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PERSONALS.


W. 3. Bush aud wife. Of Olympia, are
In the city.
A. NJ. Brookss, meFchAnt at Black
Diamond, in In the city.
III. Christie. representing the Moli-
nelh troupe, ia At the Occidental.
John H Mitchell. Of this city, has
eons 70 Taeoma TO practice bis profess
sion.
Me. l.. II. BfOyIes returned home sat
urday sveninR from q months visit to
California.
.. W. walker, sydney Fox and Il. r.
Haberaham, Of Portland. Oregon, are
at The Occidental.
w.P. smith. OF Rsnson. II. N. Peter.
son, Of Henderson Bay, j. 3. Johnson.
Of Tolt, Frank Aronson and y. n.
saaliesohn, Of San Francisco, are ct the
Occidental.
A. B. Wood Of 8amnsF. Mes. 0ilten
o. Port Lndlov. A. r. Holt Of Reaton
Peter wilkinson Of StanwOsd. Joseph
oomstock Of Port Madison, David Lis
Ter, 0, W. Hamlin and W. Hoyt, OF Ta
coma, sFe 81 the Arlington.
wm. De Ganty aud Blake Mills Of
Port Discovery, ]. p. Msmpel OF Oik
lsnd. Mra. LeWis, Mrs. Jones, Mra.
Thomas aud Mira Brown % Careonsao.
Boot Brown OF Renton, J. g. Jaoobs OF
fasoma, j. A. Anderson Of P'rtland.
And Geo. b. PradeT OF Snohomish, are
81 NE Brunswick.
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WHE THEH DID NOR Bm-LearniuC
leai ths SEATTLE mechanics had declined
TO bid on the ball and upper wsFks Of
Barlow 4 Oe's new steamer, q reporter
called en- Quo Of the leading boat build
eFs yesterday, te ascaFtain the reason.
ln reply 10 the query, the gentleman
said; Is Woald have been q waste 81
time for us 20 have figured on the LOB
Barlow is determined 10 build the boat
a. IsoamA and oar figures we're ouly
wanted 10 ascertain what the Job vas
sorih. and ve declined 70 make bid
Tor that reason" YESTERDAY af,araoop
tAe reporter met Mr.. J. J. Holland. and
bad talk vita him in regard 10 the
matter. tie said 81 do not under
stand Why the seattle mechanics did
net bad 90 She iob, am sure Mr.. Bar
ow and bis associates are AMIGOS 90
saVe ths boat buiit as cheaply ~ passi-
e'e Of acuFss they would prefer hav
HS we work cone ~ tacoma where
tasY eoald give it their personal Atten
sea, yet, 81 the same time, II there had
geo marked difference IN the bids ia
AVes Of Seattle. tbe j % Woald have
eosss here. | may build the boat nv
Nj. u noHe Of The bids are satisfactory
= me company. II get The Job Will
20 Ne uotk where I can do it the best
40 cheapest, and will give 10th pisces
va sa1 fair examination before De
es1s. In regard TO the bids on the
hASalaeEy those 1T Moran Brothers and
Ns willamette Iron Works we're ~.
hikah5s close. | saw both bids. Ibid
30 see Listers bad, bot Aaa told IL VAS
ha'e 6elow either Of the others"
q, Mitchell said Cousidortne TIE
psesens disturbed candition Of the labor
market | wOuld rot bid on the boat ana
a'ad ayseli % have her eompleted IN
sos aaae reqaiFeS by the owners" RIB
~ Moran. Who bid sn the machiAery.
We sre not roaming this shop
" ear health. snd consequently are
- doiss sork Ter notbiag. We sx
se'ea Il se sea the j0b 20 tarn cat FIRST
- Ss'e- ] know e1sctly What it Il
I'D. asd u snyoRe sets the contract
loser ngUrs thsa car bad be Will
- make sfoTtane cut OF il. unless be
-Ss 10 = few thausand dollars worth
sAsFas, Which | have known 10 b
eeos N tunes Roae by."
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Still ADVANCING. = The tsFribls
weather 10 Asntsas. during the past
two months has besn very disastrous
10 stock, and has sent the butchers Of
Montana to Eastern WashinQtOn, East
ern Or gon and she Willamette Valley
for theiF beef cattle. The increased de
nand thus created, and the limited sup
oily Of fat cattle has had q tendency
70 increase the price OF beef very materi-
ally. All kinds Of meat have advanced
aco0Edineiv, and CONSUMERS are nor
paying l01< cents per pound for nut
ton by the carcass, and corresponding
high Ggures for ell classes of meats.
The increase IN the cost proves q big
item TO large consumers like the hotels
and boarding houses, and most Of the
restaurants whiob have been furnishing
table board for IS per Wsek, and even
less. have raised the price to IS per
week Those farmers who have 3 few
head Of fat cattle 70 sell ara fortunate.
Some days ago q Seattle butcher, while
90 luVing the country 10 quest OF beef
cattle, discovered at I. NJ. Alvord's
farm on White River, $50 head Of rolling
fat, stall-fsd steers, which he purchased
at Mr.. AivoFd's own price. Tae frm
which bought Mr.. AlvoEd's cattle
slAughsers about 200 head Of cattle per
month. and nov have men out buying
everything that cas- be found 10 the way
OF beef. The principal supply Of beef
for the Sound trade nov CONES from
the Willamette Valley, where all we'll to-
do farmers fatten fev oattle each win
ter. Bayers travel through the country,
bay no these cattle, and ship them 70 the
Sound Ia car lsad lots. When the
Puget Sound farmers take lessons from
their Webfoot BeiRhbors, and have 8
few head Of beef cattle to dispose Of
each wiRteF, We will see better times
among those Who depend on agrieul-
tare for a livelihood
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DISTRICT COURT PRoCEEDIsGs.


SEATTLE. Feb. 2S-United States W
George A. MeiRs. Defendant pleaded
not guilty OF cutting and removing
timber from Government land.
In the case of the United States vs
Heustis, by leave Of the Court the de.
PENDANT withdrew his plea OF net
guilty and catered a plea Of guilty Of
the last oount-lhat Of facilitating the
transportation Of Struggled opium.
Margaret Graham Va. Patrick Ora
ham. Decree Of divorce granted.
L. r. Hansen, q petit Juror, vas ex
sased for the terra and resubpensed.
Isaiah Waddell vs.. Emel Anderson
Judgment for plaintiff for $174067.
In the ease Of the Territory ". Jos
Buiger, indicted for robbery. the jury
after being out one hour, retained Z
verdict Of guilty as charged.
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WILL, IT RAINS "A visitor arriving
yesterday OF the day before might have
exclaimed. "Ah, wretehed climate
bat juss sach weather - / expeotsd. Z"
Some evil minded persons somewhsFe
or other are constantly spreading the
report thss ne have nothing here bat
moisture. One Weat % far even as -
declare 20 3 North OAr0liniAu thai u
rAiaed ftou January Las 10 Decemher
Slst IL liars are not abroad, 10 u din
salt TO aompEeAeaa shy strangers have
become stronsiy impressed with the
idea that the fioed eatrs Of heaven are
forever opeB over Puget sound. As 3
matter of fact. Sunday wAs the irst day
fer three weeks tnat toe Soand country
Gas blessed With what + sstsrn People
call rain. For three weeks there has
been hardly day N which the Olympic
range has not been clear from bass 90
summii. We have not had even fog
thai Vas cot . thing % the past ~ mid
day. And yes, IN spite Of these onss
sxslAble facts. some heaTtlsss enemies OF
the Territory are declaring thai London
fars and rains are nothing compared
with those With which we are % eied.
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0aAiop1r Ia The many friends OF
O~paAin L " Starr will learn wish sor
y" asAA be IL lyinS dangerously IA a.
80 - eeeae 70 Oakland. CAiiiosuia. GAP
~. - arr vas for many wears the lead
s'eAneoAI man ca paRet ; ami.
- - waieA time be became greatly
- s ssea Stih he ultimate greatness
ss.ss ests, aad since selling bis line OF
~ 80 has invested many thoasAnds
A.. s.sss n ths city. and ooly within
~. - tsu months completed ons Of
T-es s handsome briek blocks sn
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ExrRAORDINARH OFFER.



We want Live, Energetic and capable Agent
In every county In tbs United states and Can.
ada. 10 sell patent article Of great merit. on
irs MEnrI@ An article having large sale pay
log over 100 per cent prc a. having no cnmpa.
tition. and on which the agent Il protected IN
the exclusive sale ~ dred given for eaeh and
every county he may secure from D., with an
these advantages 10 our agents and the fact that
e Il an sr'icie that can b. sold 20 every houss-
owner e might not BE- necessary 10 make an
EXTRAORDINARY FFEH" 20 secure good aQenfn
a. once. bat We have concluded 20 make Il 70
show, not only our eonhdsnce IN the merits Of
our invention hut 10 IL Suitability b. any sgrnt
that viii handle Il with energy. Our agents
now work are making from $3.50 10 $500 a
mouth clear and This fact MAKES Il safe far us b
make cur offer 20 al Wh0 are out Of employ
/ meBt Any agent that will Eivu our business
thirty DAYS trial and fail 10 clear az least 500
In this time, ARovK ALL ExFRNHra can return
| al goods Busold ~ ~ and We will refund the
money paid fer them. Any agent or general
agent who would like ten o. more GONZALES ana
work them through sab.Agepts for ninety davm
| and fail 70 clear II least f7do ABOVE All Ex.
PENsRs can return All uneoid and get their
money back. No other employer Of agents ever
dared % make such offers. nor would We Il We
did not know thot We have agents now making
mere than double the amount We guaranteed.
and hut too sales day would eive praht Of
ever et2s M nth. and that one Of our agents
took eighteen orders IN ons day. Our laras DE-
scriptive circulars explain cur offer fuliy. snd
these We wish 70 send 20 everyone out Of en-
ploymsnt who win send ua three one eent
stamps fsf postage. ssnd Al once aDd secure
the agency In time for the boom. AID q 10 vera
on tie terms named IN our extraordinary oRsr
We would like 20 have The address Of all the
az nts, sewing nachlpe solicitors and earpen-
ters In the ceuntry and ash any reader Of this
paper who reads thiR ofirr 70 send as At cnos
The name and address n all such they knew
address at once or you viii lose the best chance
ever offered to those cut Of employment "a
make meney. RKNEKR MAHuEAcrrnrNu Co.
wsm 1ie hmiibneld a.. PiiiabnrR. pa
Is TIVE s6PREME COURT or BRITISH 90.
l lumhia.
49,
lis In DroRoE AND MATRIMONIAL cAcEna
! 81.
49, Between
Margaret johnson, petitioner.
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A Nxw FIKx.-Mr. Q. J. Saith. Who
for q year psst has heen one Of the
most pop slAE gensi usen eOnnected uilh
the fiFn Of Treen. Raymond 4 Co. has
entered into partnership With Mr.. A
Simen. under the arm name OF slmen &
Saith. Ihey have recently parchssed
th@ sfoek OF boots and snoes nslocRtnR
10 ID. kaufman, and Fropcee Ter some
weeks. Waile establish ma themselves, -
ofsf a seals Of prices seldom eQaAlled
for roass Of similar worth. Express
ipe 4 determination TO give entire sat-
issacsiau 30 their customers, retailing
boots snd shoes only Of the oest style
ara mAke. and possaesing aba1dAni
facilities fer mznofAstaFtnz and re
pAFFias. Il is safe to predict thai the
new drm viii srcaFe TIE pAtsonAes tesy
justly merit
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IxrRovNa.-Mr. George ". Bullens's
attending physio;aR states thai on san
dsy the condition Of Mr.. Ballene's
hssith took . tarn fer the better, aud
YESTERDAY be vss considerably Improved.
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James Charles Johnson. respondent
Upon motion Of Mr.. q Perry Mills. Of eoun-
sci for the petitioner and u9oo Foading tha
afidEyit o. the petitidneF aled this day, %
order thai the petitioner be exeu ed from ana
SLOWED 20 proceed herein uiihoui MAKING o.
adding correspondent. Ana DO oroar thai
service Of copy Of tAia order with . copy Of
= citation addressed 20 the respondents ganea
Charses johnson. To- ether with a sealed corr
Of he petition fled herein. By posing The
me mp IN the supFeae Cput ReNissKy a
Victoria. for oue month from The date Of auch
oaiinR b. gcoa and fuficient service o. the
citaiian and petiticn 90 The respondent sefein.
Ard a. further order that the order shall BE-
atvertissd in the PosI INTEI11aKNcEn neHs-
papaf. published 81 Sestle. WsahIngion Ter.
rifoFy. fr one month, and ira the ssid ~
spondeut james Charles johnson 4 rtQuired
= appear herein uithin one mansh froIu ths
posting up Of the sid copy citation and petf-
ton 10 maDoer aforesaid. and IN aefault u
the resposdent % doing . Judge Of ear s4i4
Court viii pFoceed b hear tie chargss con.
iained ia NE said prtition 20 b. proved IL due
COZ ne - Law ard pronounce ae1tsuoe therefn
the rssp0ndeat's absence rotsithsta7dinR
Dsted 81 Ficlnria. this sth day o. FshFuary.
1877 henry p. PEtLEW CREASE, J.
Documents posted 40 10 the eupFems co9Ft
Re- issry On The 9th dsy q February, 1851.
faTg
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SALE OF TUE SEArrLE Several years
ago J. =. I. Mitchell built a sailing
yacht, and named her the Seattle. She
entered in the Fourth Of Jaly regatta,
aud outstripped all competitors. Not
feeling Abie 90 keep q pleasure yacht
= steam propeller, and sold her 10 Capt.
Nugsnt, who for time run her ON the
Seattls--PeFt Blaksly rbuse, aud she
proved quite = Useful boSt. in oenneo-
tioR vito ths old reliable Success. A
few months sincs, however, Captain
Nn9eat purchased larger and faster
steamer than either tbe success or
Seattle = the Mtchigan - which nov
makes two round trios per day. between
Seattle and Port Blakely. After the
arrival Of the Miohigau. tie success aud
Seattle want cot Of commission, and
Captain Hagent \ ID q steamer for sale.
He determined 30 keep the Sascess 7
the service she had done, and let the
Seattle go. May persons locked AZ
Ter With che intention OF bHyins, bat
uhsnit came 20 pinch they all failed
- come up with the otsn. and the sales
Were declared od. Ftually, toe other
day Captain h w. DrL'ons Of Port
Townsend. came 10 Seattle 70 examine
the steamer, and after locking her ell
YER, was 20 we'll pleased tnat he p0F-
CHASED her ~ once. TeFms private.
Captain DeLsons will use the Seattle IN
eonaection WIth hts Shipping busiRess.
and will ne doubt aud her most useful
little atssa usF
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Mrs. W says: For years vas
sffilctsd With the idea that only these
soaps we're good that we're made in Cal
ifornia, where came from.
Bat nov I'm cared az can b. seen.
For I've taken to using Western Qoeen;
Il makes my clothing clean and sweet,
10 keeps ny house 80 nice and neat,
Ny pans and dishes all aeloV,
And 20 this s0sp ell this I owe" q 6
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ESCAPED. - Ei~ard Bsntly. Though
belonging to q respectable family, 10 a
vagraHt, hummer and thief. He was
sent up for vaerAncy and served bis sen
tene- in the chain gang. Immediately
on being released he bFske toto a jewel
ry store, and stole everything of value
he could fnd. Hstben broke insO boot
and shoe store ard stole pair OF two
OF boots. He was detected aud arrested
with the stolen property in his posses
sion. and At the present term OF tue Dis
trics COart Was convicted of burelarv
and sentenced 10 two years Ia the Ter
riteriai peniisntiaFy. Nav, Bsntly WAS
very tricky, as well as dishonest While
In the chain gang be would freq9eBtly
remove bis irons while al work, and adj
Just them again just before knocking
on time. How be did this the guards
never could asoerta n, and when they
asked him about IL be replied "On,
it'a all accomplished BY q simple turn
Of the wrist" Saturday Oliver Shssd,
one Of the contractors at the Territorial
peAitent aEv, came TO Seattle 70 convey
Mr.. beutly 10 the prison, where for two
years be was expected 10 make himself
generally useful. The guard aud his
prisoner left together. The prisoner
wore heavy leg irons, bat no handouts.
IL seems that on the road between Ia
coma and fenino Beutly quietly re-
moved his irons tpFesum ibiy by that
simple turn Of the Wrissl and iamped
from the train. He wss not missed for
some time thereafter, and u is quite
likely be has made hts escape. In speak
lag OF Benily yesterday, one OF the Pl-
lioe officers said That fellow Ed.
Bently is the srnaFtest que and biggest
fool evsE saw. Il would be iust like
him 10 return directly TO Seattle. We
all know him, and II be shows 40 here,
he will be takea in mighty qaiek."
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50 and ssSSo. - los sf ali-vool
FrsncA dress goods; uoraA doahie.
CHxsxKR CLRAKH.
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The LooATIoN.-Edward Wheeler, Of
the Seattle Flour Mill and Elevator en-
terprise, states that 9 site for the mill
has been secured in South Seattle,
about 200 feet south OF the junction OF
the standard and marrow gage roads on
the dats fronting South Seattle. A force
Of men were employed yesterday in dig.
gtng on this site for q foundation, or 60
ascertain how far IL would be necessary
to 90 down to and hard pan, on which q
foundation might be built. Mr.. Wheeler
states that bis object in going on the
flats for site 10 tvo fold. In the AFst
place 10 is reached BY two lines Of rail
road, and is quite ooBveRient to the bust
ness centFe OF the city. and secondly,
the site viii be donated to the Company
BY enteFprisinR property holders In thai
vicinity. Mr.. Wheeler further states
that everything in connection With the
enterprise is working smoothly, and
that he expects 10 have the mill CON-
pletsd and grinding by next fall.
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49, heAl imported. heavy lineG
eAnAsk, nader value. CREsrEa
~ tar
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singular reductions We have made this department Mems
and
inthe the whole
the las twowe
TIL wa
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Courteous employees, splendid passenger
equipments, three thousand miles o.
smooth steel rail track. bAllasted
alonS il entire lengthl An
ever changing panorama OF
Grand and magnificent Scenoryii
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TAooNA, Feb. =. - Barlow A %.
ausrd Nortoa 4 Munk, OF Portland.
the contract for the boiler for the nsS
boat. David Lister. 81 Tsooma, gets the
balance Of the machinery The conlFacl
90 the bull hss not been let.
The Councfl met this evening and re-
vived HanuAh's ordinance prOteetiEe
iaboreFs' wages on city contract work,
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